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Who needs Prada, Gucci and Jimmy Choo? This spring, it’s TIN CAN SALLY who has the cutting edge on shoe design! Sally’s newest collection of tin artwork, titled ‘TINDERELLA COMPLEX’ is on display at Local Colors Artists’ Cooperative, 121 Main St. Gloucester, from April 19 – May 9. Gallery hours: 10-6pm daily. 978-283-3996 http://www.local-colors.org/

TINDERELLA COMPLEX FROM TIN CAN SALLY VIEW SLIDE SHOW DOWNLOAD ALL

Knowles Fireworks Painting Raffle

Joey, here is the painting we are raffling at $50 per ticket.  The painting will be at the Cruiseport event on April 30th.

www.rockportilluminations.com

“Rockport Illuminations”

30 x 40 inches oil

framed

Ken Knowles

THEATRE IN THE PINES – MAY PERFORMANCE – THE HEIRESS

Nan Webber, Artistic Director, Theatre in the Pines, announced the spring production will be, THE HEIRESS  by Ruth and Augustus Goetz adapted from the novel Washington Squareby Henry James.  Performances will take place at Spiran Hall, located at 18 Broadway on the corner of Broadway and School Street in Rockport.   Performance will be held at 7:30 p.m. on May 15, 16, 17 and May 18th at 3 p.m.

The background of the play is Washington Square, New York City, during the latter part of the 19th Century.

A shy, plain young woman Catherine Sloper, falls desperately in love with a delightful young man named Morris Townsend.

Larry Cook and Heidi Pulkkinen are the two leading actors in this production.  Audiences loved them in “Summer and Smoke, ” 

and they are electric in this stunning production of THE HEIRESS.

Tickets are now available at Toad Hall Bookstore, 47 Main Street, Rockport; The Gloucester Book Store, 61 Main Street, Gloucester and at all performances.

Performed many years ago by Theatre in the Pines, “Arsenic and Old Lace,” has been requested many, many times to return.

The September production, “Arsenic and Old Lace,” will take place at the Shalin Liu Performance Center 37 Main Street, Rockport on September 12 at 7:30 p.m., September 13 at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. and September 14 at 2:30 p.m.

In spring of 2015 the Theatre in the Pines, will produce a gala production of Romeo and Juliet.

Hi Joey,

I’m Liz – I’m the other farmer at Moraine Farm in Beverly, with Gretta Anderson. We still have vegetable shares left this season if folks are looking and would love to spread the news about our farm!

Here’s some photos I took of what’s going on in our greenhouse for something spring-y to share on the blog, attached (seedlings: red romaine lettuce, purple kohlrabi, red mustard & mizuna greens).

And some of our upcoming free events are here: http://morainefarmcsa.wordpress.com/2014/04/02/its-here-spring-hooray/

Thanks & hope all is well! Fans of the blog. 🙂

Liz

The 42 singers of Cantemus will perform “Sing We Merrily: Part Songs, Catches and Glees” on April 26 in Hamilton and April 27 in Newburyport. “It’s a program of sometimes joyful, soulful, humorous and always melodious songs” says Music Director Jane Ring Frank (front row, center).

Cape Ann Community Forum

Location: Cruiseport Gloucester, 6 Rowe Square, Gloucester, MA
Date: April 9, 2014  – 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Lahey Health & Addison Gilbert Hospital will host a community forum to discuss recent updates and developments at Lahey Health and Addison Gilbert Hospital.  Presenters will include Denis Conroy, Chief Executive Officer of Addison Gilbert and Beverly hospitals and Cindy Cafasso Donaldson, Vice President of Addison Gilbert Hospital.  All residents are encouraged to attend this community forum, which will include a question and answer session.

Good morning Joey,

The Gloucester Rotary Foundation is holding a fundraising event in May to raise money for renovations to the Antonio Gentile Band Stand at Stage Fort Park. Do you think you could post this image for them? I have also attached a blurb too. Thanks for anything you can do!

The Rocky Neck Art Colony (RNAC) is excited to introduce a new “Alumni Exhibition” that honors past Goetemann Residency artists. This year RNAC is delighted to present the work of Ken Beck, who spent a month-long residency on Rocky Neck in 2007. Attached you will find our press release and image Please include this in your Arts calendar section. Any and all assistance in promoting this wonderful event is appreciated.

Sincerely,

James Eves, Marketing Director

Rocky Neck Art Colony

email: RNACpr@gmail.com

cel: 508.284.2621

The Cultural Center at Rocky Neck
(Open year round, Thurs – Sunday)
6 Wonson Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
978.515.7004

Endicott College Gloucester has added 2 summer courses to its schedule. ‘Communicating in Business’ and ‘Drawing and Composition I’ will be taught by our experienced faculty, beginning June 2^nd  and continuing through July 9^th, at our Gloucester campus at 33 Commercial St. ‘Drawing and Composition’ will be held on Monday and Wednesday mornings while ‘Communicating in Business’ will meet in the classroom on Tuesday mornings along with a weekly online component. Each course is three credits.

For further information and to register please contact Jodi Frithsen at 978.879.4250.

Good afternoon everyone,

Please see the attached flyer and join the Gloucester Police Dept. tomorrow evening at Giuseppe’s for a fun filled Tip-A-Cop event to raise money for the Special Olympics. Come and enjoy food, fun and live music for a great cause. GPD will be providing the entertainment along with a few special musical guest lined up. Come on by or make a reservation (978-879-4622) and help us reach our goal to break the state record. If you would like to donate but can not attend you can send your donations directly to the Police Department attention: Christina. Checks should be made out to Special Olympics Massachusetts. I hope to see you all there for a great night full of fun, food, fundraising and music!!!!

Christina Melillo

Gloucester Police Department

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Hi Joe,

  Please consider running on Good Morning Gloucester. Thank you!

On Monday, April 21st from 11-4, State Rep Candidate will host an event to thank our police, fire, and military heroes on Cape Ann. The event will be held at Cape Ann GOP Headquarters, 184 Washington Street, Gloucester, MA. There will be refreshments, and a t.v. viewing of the Boston Marathon and the Boston Red Sox game. There will be craft items for children to make cards to send overseas to soldiers. We will also be collecting items to send overseas, such as snack foods, magazines, books, games, CDs, DVDs, and anything else to help our soldiers, through the Hugs for Heroes program.
  Bob Whynott encourages everyone to attend and take a minute on Patriot’s Day to thank our heroes.

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Help me make bail – I’m an MDA Jailbird!

Harbor Cove Dental

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Leif Bakland

Crime: Having a Big Heart

Company: Leif K. Bakland, DDS

Lock-Up Information

Date: May 21, 2014

Location:

Lobsta Land
84 Causeway St.(map)
Gloucester, MA 01930

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Believe it or not, I’m going to jail and I need your help. While it’s not a real jail, it’s even more important as I’m raising bail to help children and adults with muscle disease in my community who are supported by the vital work of the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). I might not be able to rely on good behavior to get out so that’s why I need your help – I need you to donate to my bail! Just click on the donation button to make a secure donation – I know that together we’ll Make a Muscle and Make a Difference in the fight against muscle disease.

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Thank You to the people of Cape Ann for supporting the Knights of Columbus/Cub Scout Food Drive. Over 2000 lbs of food was collected on 4/12 at Market Basket, Shaws Eastern Ave and Rite Aid in Rockport.

Paul Bagley with Patrick and Nathan Morin at Shaws on Eastern Ave.

Cape Ann YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day^® on April 26 Aims to Help Kids Exercise Minds and Bodies

Gloucester, MA – On Saturday, April 26 from 10:00am to 12:00noon at Gloucester High School’s Newall Stadium, the Cape Ann YMCA is holding a free community event to inspire more kids to keep their minds and bodies active. YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day^®, the Y’s national initiative to improve families’ health and well-being, will include the following:

• Soccer Skills with Gloucester High School Soccer Coach Armando Mornoto
• Lacrosse demonstrations
• Fun relays & races for kids of all ages
• Healthy snacks and tips
• Nutrition education
• Track and field challenges
• Flag football skills challenges
• Outdoor Family Zumba
• Staff will be on hand to answer questions about camp, fitness and memberships
• and so much more!

The North Shore United Way and SeniorCare are making the farmers market more available to Gloucester Seniors

NSUW has awarded a Discretionary Grant to SeniorCare in order to allow 60 more low-income seniors in Gloucester to access the Cape Ann Farmer’s Market.  Each spring and summer, SeniorCare distributes $25 coupon cards to low-income seniors in Gloucester in order to encourage recipients to shop at farmers markets and consume more fruits and vegetables.  The coupons also support farmers markets that serve low-income residents. Major funding for the program is provided by the MA Department of Agricultural Resources and the Executive Office of Elder Affairs and anyone interested in obtaining a coupon should contact SeniorCare at 866-927-1050.

The North Shore United Way awards one-time Discretionary Grants up to $5,000 to launch new or innovative programs on the North Shore or for agencies with emergency needs.  Margo Casey, Executive Director of the NSUW, said “We are very pleased to fill in where other funding sources are not able to fully meet this need for seniors in Gloucester.” 

In its decision to fund the Senior Farmer’s Market program at SeniorCare, NSUW recognized this unique program achieves two of the North Shore United Way’s community goals simultaneously: Senior Care meets basic needs and improves financial security by providing coupons to purchase food.  The program also improves health and wellbeing by making fruits and vegetables more available.